Uplifting stories for Norfolk and Suffolk
An exhibition of artworks marking 30 years since the end of apartheid will see linocuts and cartoons by South African illustrator and cartoonist Norman Kaplan on display in the Enterprise Centre on the UEA campus from 30 September – 18 October. Norman Kaplan was born in Gqeberha (formally Port Elizabeth), South Africa in 1947 and […]
Free display at Norwich Millennium Library documents 500 years of Black music in Britain following this year’s ground-breaking British Library exhibition. Inspired by the British Library’s Beyond the Bassline exhibition, Norwich Millennium Library will host a free panel display from 1st to 31st October throughout Black History Month to help tell a national story about […]
The Seasons Speak is an exhibition and soundscape of nature inspired poems and naturally dyed colours. The hand-stitched and woven textiles are inspired by a seasonal cycle of poems written by Dorothy Amery, who has now sadly died. The poems and accompanying hangings celebrate Dorothy’s life and her deep love of nature. The textiles will […]
Members of the public are invited to attend the Hospital Showcase and Annual General Meeting at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) on Wednesday 2 October. From 2pm to 4.30pm patients and public will be able to walk around a marketplace of stands in the hospital’s East Atrium, see an exhibition of our work […]
Diane Danzebrink, one of the UK’s leading campaigners for change in menopause education and awareness, and a regular expert voice on national radio and TV, is coming to John Lewis Norwich on Thursday 3rd October for a special customer evening. At the free event, Diane will be answering questions and sharing her insight and expertise […]
The 18th Slow Food Festival launches in Aylsham on its traditional October weekend featuring local food and drink producers, crafts people and entertainers as well as all the old favourites. From street food to indoor markets, home-grown vegetables to fresh-baked food, artisan beer and local wines, the family-friendly festival is a celebration of Norfolk’s diverse and […]
The October Farmers' Market at Creake Abbey takes place on Saturday October 5, from 9.30am to 1pm. Producers at the market will include Norfolk Raider Cider and Sandringham Apple Juice. The Barn Café will be open from 9.30am, plus there will be street food at the market. Coffee and other hot drinks will be available […]
On Saturday 5th October, the Grain Brewery team will host their Hop Harvest Party at the brewery. There will be plenty of cask and keg beers on offer, including the brewery's own Fresh Hopped Beer (F.H.B.), as well as green hopped beers from our brewing chums at Ampersand and Tindalls, plus plenty more on offer. […]
Join Victoria Howell, Clinical Menopause Specialist, and Michelle Howard, Yoga Teacher and MY Menopause Yoga Teacher, for a day of Education, Connection and Relaxation, on Sunday 6th October 9.30am-5pm. All women experience menopause in very different ways and the multitude of symptoms can be a challenge to understand and navigate on a daily basis. As […]
The award-winning Bressingham High Barn welcomes you to a day of wellbeing and relaxation; full-day, morning or afternoon slots available. Optional light lunch. 10.30-11am Welcome Refreshments 11am to 12 noon Morning Yoga Session: Vinyasa Flow with Poppy Sayers 12-12.45pm Light Lunch 12.45-1pm Welcome Refreshment: Full Day & Afternoon Guests Only 1-2pm Afternoon Yoga Session: Restorative […]
Art exhibition exploring the narrative of Black Identity, by Mr James Bell and Miss Jacq Sempre - takes place at Norwich City Council (the Customer Care Centre, off Bethel Street), in collaboration with Norwich University of the Arts. Open 9.30am-4.30pm.
Suffolk Libraries will be taking part in Green Libraries Week this week to highlight the role libraries can play in celebrating green spaces and tackling climate change. Green Libraries Week takes place from 7-13 October and focuses on climate change and sustainability with a series of events across the country. The very nature of the […]
